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Hinged shower seat for disabled SWB
- Kod produktu: 25KPU2SWB
- Manufacturer: Faneco
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Shower seat
- Material: carbon steel
- Finish: white epoxy paint
- Epoxy coating thickness: 80 µ
- Seat dimensions: 400 x 400 mm
- Pipe diameter: Ø 25
- Steel thickness: 1.5 mm (pipe), 3-4 mm (bracket)
- Type of steel element connection: TIG welding
- Maximum load: 120 kg
- Foldable
- Mounting: wall-mounted
- Mounting screws: 10 nylon plugs and 10 stainless steel hex head screws (6 x 60 mm)
- Medical device registry entry
- Warranty period: 10 years
Installation location:
- in the shower
Wall-mounted shower seat for disabled people. The foldable shower seat is made of white powder-coated carbon steel. Functional, aesthetically finished, safe. The seat allows you to adapt the bathroom to be used by disabled people. Necessary dowels and mounting screws included.
In order for disabled people to be able to freely use the bathroom and toilet, certain facilities must be introduced there. The shower area should include a shower seat and a shower holder, and if the bathroom has a bathtub, appropriate accessories will include a bathtub holder and a bathtub seat.
Disabled handrails should be installed at the washbasin and at the toilet, thanks to which a disabled person will be able to use the toilet independently. Bathroom handles for disabled people should be made of stainless or carbon steel. We recommend purchasing only handles for disabled people with the National Institute of Hygiene certificate.
The bathroom equipment for disabled people that we offer in our store has the necessary safety and quality certificates. It is also worth knowing that toilet equipment for disabled people is subject to a lower VAT rate of 8%.
Disabled handrails should be installed at the washbasin and at the toilet, thanks to which a disabled person will be able to use the toilet independently. Bathroom handles for disabled people should be made of stainless or carbon steel. We recommend purchasing only handles for disabled people with the National Institute of Hygiene certificate.
The bathroom equipment for disabled people that we offer in our store has the necessary safety and quality certificates. It is also worth knowing that toilet equipment for disabled people is subject to a lower VAT rate of 8%.
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Shower seat
- Material: carbon steel
- Finish: white epoxy paint
- Epoxy coating thickness: 80 µ
- Seat dimensions: 400 x 400 mm
- Pipe diameter: Ø 25
- Steel thickness: 1.5 mm (pipe), 3-4 mm (bracket)
- Type of steel element connection: TIG welding
- Maximum load: 120 kg
- Foldable
- Mounting: wall-mounted
- Mounting screws: 10 nylon plugs and 10 stainless steel hex head screws (6 x 60 mm)
- Medical device registry entry
- Warranty period: 10 years
Installation location:
- in the shower
Wall-mounted shower seat for disabled people. The foldable shower seat is made of white powder-coated carbon steel. Functional, aesthetically finished, safe. The seat allows you to adapt the bathroom to be used by disabled people. Necessary dowels and mounting screws included.
In order for disabled people to be able to freely use the bathroom and toilet, certain facilities must be introduced there. The shower area should include a shower seat and a shower holder, and if the bathroom has a bathtub, appropriate accessories will include a bathtub holder and a bathtub seat.
Disabled handrails should be installed at the washbasin and at the toilet, thanks to which a disabled person will be able to use the toilet independently. Bathroom handles for disabled people should be made of stainless or carbon steel. We recommend purchasing only handles for disabled people with the National Institute of Hygiene certificate.
The bathroom equipment for disabled people that we offer in our store has the necessary safety and quality certificates. It is also worth knowing that toilet equipment for disabled people is subject to a lower VAT rate of 8%.
Disabled handrails should be installed at the washbasin and at the toilet, thanks to which a disabled person will be able to use the toilet independently. Bathroom handles for disabled people should be made of stainless or carbon steel. We recommend purchasing only handles for disabled people with the National Institute of Hygiene certificate.
The bathroom equipment for disabled people that we offer in our store has the necessary safety and quality certificates. It is also worth knowing that toilet equipment for disabled people is subject to a lower VAT rate of 8%.
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How to improve bathroom safety with handles and seats? A guide for people with limited mobility.
Handles and seats stabilize the body while using the bathroom.
This equipment is a great support for people with limited mobility, helping with daily activities and increasing the comfort of using the bathroom.
Handles and seats are easy to install and their installation does not require large financial investments.
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